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多哥反对党指责议会选举舞弊

2013年7月29日
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An Independent Electoral Commission official holds ballot papers at a polling station in Lome on July 25, 2013 during Togo's parliamentary elections delayed by months of protests, with the opposition seeking to weaken the ruling family's decades-long grip on power. The polls mark the latest step in the impoverished country's transition to democracy after Gnassingbe Eyadema's rule from 1967 to his death in 2005, when the military installed his son Faure Gnassingbe as president. Today's elections are the first legislative polls since 2007, when Gnassingbe's party won 50 of 81 seats. Ninety-one seats are decided this time. AFP PHOTO/PIUS UTOMI EKPEI (Photo credit should read PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP/Getty Images)
Togo Wahlen图像来源: Getty Images/AFP/Pius Utomi Ekpei

西非国家多哥举行议会选举后,反对党指责政府选举舞弊。反对党指出现选票被做手脚等违规现象。许多选民也质疑投票过程是否合乎规范。但国际观察员认为,该国选举是公正和透明的。根据初步计票结果,总统福雷领导的执政的保卫共和联盟(UNIR)获得了议会91个席位中的62个,得到三分之二多数。反对党联盟“拯救多哥”获得19个议席。本次大选推迟了10个月,原因是多个反对党试图彻底改革选举制度,但这一努力最终以失败告终。